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¶HEME
CROSS
WORD
'DIGESTING
JESTING'
Fot answer
please turn
to the
bouncemenfs
ACROSS
1 Actress Pinkett
5 Rabbit tail
9 Ballerina's lump
13 Erie or Panama
18 "Spin City" star
19'Cry of alarm:
2 wds.
20 1961 homer
21 Author Zola •
22 Speaker of the
quote: 2 wds.
24 In the know
25 Pulled a scam.
on
26 Biblical
mountain
271 "Krazy -"
28 Pink table wine
29 soda
30 Start of a quip.
5 wds
37Nova -
40 Olive --
41 Reinstate
42 Chemical
compound
43 Primary
45 Author Uris •
47 Barbecue part
48 Part•2 of quip:
5 wds.
52 Very popular
63 Troy, NY sch.
54 Cable network
55 Memo phrase:
2 wds.
56 Norman Vincent .
58 Receipt figure: .
2 wds.
. - 62 "Roots" role .
64 Give and take
65 Futile
66 Stirs a muscle •
67 Singer Amos
'68 Cheapskates.
71 All worn out
72 Additional
comment
76 Tante's
husband
77 Counselor
78 Miss Piggy
ward.
79 Chesspiece
80 Ultimate degree
81 Part 3 of quip:
5 wds.
88 Hired thug
90 Endure
91 Active dance '
92 Ggurr er•
93 Mounting: 3
-wds.
95 Inlet 122 Polygon part.
96 Aorta, for one . 123 Male progeny
97 Part 4 of quip: •
5 wds.
102 Owns
103 Give a ring
104 - Lunas, NM
105 Makes simpler
11Q Movie stars'
cars
113 French
composer
114 End of the
quip- 2 wds.
116 Make - - for
oneself •
117 Military
freshmen
118Very thy. on
wine labels
119 - bargain
120 Stork or
shoebill
121 Rooters
DOWN something
32 Fencer's choice
1 Traffic snarls 33 Worn away
2.Jai•- • 34 Astaire movie:
3 "Phooey!" 2 wds.
4 "Diana" singer . 35 Pipken, for one
5 She's in the pen 36 Manacle •
-6-Yoga point 37 Buddha mount
7 Eastern church 38 - B. DeMille
member • 39 Mythical
B Silverheels'-role creature
- 9 'Vcu betcha.'-to . 42 Ukraine -and
Klaus - • - - Kazakh. once: -
abbr
10 Delete
11 Crows weary
12 Suffix
. 13 Fragrant. trees .
. 14 Talismans -
•15 Little bite'
-16 Pintful, perhaps
17 Went first -
• 20 "Shaken. not
• stirred drink
23 Move through
the tulips
29 Odor .
• 31 Suffers from
43 Flirtatious girf
44 Pismire •
45 Periods .of • -
sacrifice _
46 Ireland
49 Laurel or Musial'.
50 Punished. in a
way . - -
5 1 Vasarely's
genre: 2_wds.
57 Moran or Gray
59 Mr. Knievel.
60 Indian -
princess's
garment
61 Agave plants
62 North or South
63. Gota
Secret"
64 Casper's cry•
66 Power
67 Work hard
68 Ulan Bator
resident
69 Chant
70 Reds owner
71 Some marbles
72 Referee's call
73 Sydney -
74 Former Chief
Justice Roger -
75 Termini
17 Workers
78 Cuny's partner
82 Medicinal plants.
83 Plays with .
84 Abominable.
• - Snowman.
-85 Jesus acronym •
•
Sparks visit Blue Water Rest Home
ZURICH - Tuesday -.evening
members of the Auxiliary visited
Blue Water -Rest Home to entertain
the residents, Marlene Gingerich
-was chairperson- -and.- introduced
Grace Martin who played the auto-
harp. accompanied by her husband
Irvin on •the harmonica. Monica
Gingerich _ was pianist • xvhile her
husband. Richard played the saxo-
phone. Lottie Grenier read an East-
er reading' and ina Neeb read an
Easter poem. Donuts -were served
by Mary Ellen Gingerich. Mary
Lou Erb and Marie Gelinas.
Wednesday afternoon- tea. was
sersed hr Nancy Campbell: Adju-
vant and Ann -McBride. Hobby
Room -Convener...
In the evening the Grand Bend
Sparks visited the home under the
leadership of Victoria Murray and
Glenna Britton. The Sparks . ,5-6
years oldt:made pictures for the res-
idents and- framed the pictures with
painted tongue' depressors. The
Spark. rc:ightcd rhymes'and sang
songs to entertain the residents.
Resident Ruby Hogganh also re -
sighted one of her childhood frog
poems from memory. Alexis Mur-
ia!, Brittany Britton, Brittany Fa-
rhat. Laura Sharrow, SarS Steeper.
Carrington Regan. Cindy Regier,
Jennifer Winship, •Alanna McTav-
ish and Julia Roberts gave their pic-
tures to Hilda Rader. Ruby Hog -
girth. Dorothy Bapty, Florence
Denomme, Hertlen Schlundt, Doro-
thy Dietnch, Elda Wagner. Freida
.Moore. Sarah Stewart, Mabel Kyle
and Susan Leslie were presented
• with' framed pictures 'made by- the
.Sparks. Sarah Stenhouse was. ab-
sent but sent her picture along for
one of the residents. .
Rev. • Jack Patterson. Bayfield
• United Church conducted Thursday
afternoon •Chapel Service. Father
Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface
Church celebrated Mass. Bible
Study was' led on- Wednesday
morning by Della Gasho. Zurich
Mennonite Church. -
Sunday. afternoon the Goderich
Harboraires visited the Home under
the leadership of Paul Howe. Bob
Davidson'sang Rose of Tralee and
Bendermeer Stream. The choir
sang many -favorite tunes - "Let Me
Entertain You. Let There Be Mu-
sic, River in Judea." just to name a
few.
Monday morning Rev. Brian and
Mrs. Williamson led- the residents
in:song. as they had done the previ-
ous "week. on Match 31. while the
Adjuvant was -on vacation.
• `Easter Sunday. Service was en-•
joyed at Zurich Mennonite Church
by residents Bob Carson, Mabel
Kyle. Roy Gingerich, Susan Leslie,
Philippa Steckle and BWRH apart-
ment tenants Beatrice Rader. Sele=
dp Steckle and Marie Gtngench.
Condolences to the family. and
fnends of the late Gertrude Del-
phine Durand who passed away in
her 90th year at Blue Water Rest
Home on April 4. 1997. •
The home requested decks of
playing cards and they are slowly
rolling in. Soon the residents. will
be able to enjoy.a new game. -
The residents look forward to
Gen Fashions on April 8. bowling
April 9 and their first bus outing of
the season on April 1 I
6emaetelitiAAAAAN.A
f` �l
C1
BBllll).1I. 'I'E\'Ft FOR 111.\ 1'!
Tanning a garden party, outdoor wedding.
family reunion or special event?
Excellent Rates and Service
' """5'""225-2345
Prospect Hill
86 Little Siamese
87 Nice time/
89 Out: 2 wds ,
94 'Star Trek"
weapon
95 Makes up on
the spot: wds.
• 96 Offered for
breeding:
2 wds.
- -98 Florida city
99 LikeCheenos
100 Round lumps
101 Woman in
Muslim
.paradise
• 106 Venomous
- snakes
107 Missile stoner
. - .108 First place • -
- 109 Red and Black
110 Regulations
11l - quandary - •
112 Insane
- 113 Suntan lotion 1-
abbr.
115 Suffix for social
Arena donation
The Zurich Bean Festival made a donation of more than $1D,000 to the Zurich Arena for
the purchase of anew ice surfacer. Pictured from left are Festival President Jody Durand,
Treasurer Michelle De Paepe, Village Reeve Dwayne La Porte and Arena Manager Jim Ram-
er, - The festival hopes to continue to support the Community Centre during these times of
financial cutbacks.
Dashwood W.I. elect officers
DASHWOOD -.The Dashwood W.I. meeting held April I opened with
anexercise to detect errors in a poem "Lament of the Spell -Checker:. Eve-
ryone became alert as •the 'individual jokes were read. A poem "Golden.
Chain of Friendship" was read. The roll call-was•the payment of dues and
• to repeat the motto of their W.I. program.
Annual - reports were given by secretary Restemayer: Treasurer Frieter,
auditor Hoffman -and co-ordinator Becker. Members -were reminded of the
District Annual in Seaforth May 15 and District Picnic in Exeter July R. A
donation was given to the Exeter Fair Board and items.for the W,I. fair ex-
hibit were read. •- -
The election of officers was introduced by the words "Want to give up''
- Try something new." TheTslate of officers was read by Florence Martene.
Thank you. secret -pal and program plannign 97-98 followed. Florence
Martene gave two readings "W.i. into the Future"•and -"Radio Sound Im-.
ages". The group celebrated the rest of the evening exchanging gifts;
lunch, fellowship and good luck -superstitions. ' The Slate -of Officers for 97-98: •
-
Past President - Martha Weigand President - Katharine. Becker, Secre-
tary -.Dorothy Restemayer. Ass. Secretary - Brenda Sheppard. Treasurer -
Kaethe Freiter. District. Director -. Martha Weigand. Alternate - Florence
.Martene • -
Nominating Committee - Gloria Beierling; Florence Martene. Pianist -
Ruth.Stire, Auditor --Maud Hoffmap,,Program Co-orindatbr..- Katharine
Becker. Press Reporter - conveners. '
Conveners -
Citizenship and Legislation. - Martha Weigand. Family and Consumer
Affairs - June Rader. Agriculture - Aldene Wolfe: Canadian 'Industries -
Ruth Sure, International Affairs - Brenda Sheppard.. Tweedsmuir - Maud
Hoffman. Nominating Committee - Gloria Beierling, Florence Martene.
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
A•recent study has estimated the cost of non-
compliance with medications in Canada . at be-
tween S7 billion to $9 billion annually: Much of
this. is due to unused medications that are not
taken either due to a misunderstanding of the
importance of the drug or simply inability to-tot-
erate side-effects. -
Other reasons for medications not being taken include the doctor
changing to a different drug, the patient feeling better sa stopped tak-
ing the drug, or simply did not want to take the drug.
Non-compliance is a preventable problem because it.is.mainly a human.
behavounal problem. Attitudes and knowledge play -an important role
here. The more you know about the medications you are taking, the
less the. problem of non-compliance becomes. - There are. moves in some provinces to control massive waste of drugs
by controlling quantities dispensed. Even without. rules: it's wise not to
• get -a huge quantity till.it's proven the drug is the right one for you.
Our..goal in our pharmacy is to help you understand the medications
you. are taking and to ensure that you and your medication -taking- are
not in future non-compliance statistics. Before you take it. talk about it!
Lets keep non-compliance to a minimum . '
HURON APOTHECARY Ltd.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main Si. Exeter
'Your Health Care Pharmacy"
STANLAAE
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TOWN & COUNTRY
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A1r Condit!cmrg
Hot Water Heater
Rentals •. Oil • Gas
4 your adund the •:acv
itroce
359 Mali 5t. Exeter 15191 2352032
N.C. JONES & SONS LTD.
Sand. Gravel. Topsoil
• Excavation •Backfilling
• Lansways • Parking Lots
• Loading and Hauling
• Snow Removal
Bus: 235-2489
Res.: 2352815
Clinton Community
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Lula office
1>a Men 51.
5519-2354840
Fax 1.5132354281
Curios Office
18 Ongda 5L
1519-482.3487
Fax 1.515-482.3743
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Sparks visit Blue Water Rest Home
ZURICH - Tuesday -.evening
members of the Auxiliary visited
Blue Water -Rest Home to entertain
the residents, Marlene Gingerich
-was chairperson- -and.- introduced
Grace Martin who played the auto-
harp. accompanied by her husband
Irvin on •the harmonica. Monica
Gingerich _ was pianist • xvhile her
husband. Richard played the saxo-
phone. Lottie Grenier read an East-
er reading' and ina Neeb read an
Easter poem. Donuts -were served
by Mary Ellen Gingerich. Mary
Lou Erb and Marie Gelinas.
Wednesday afternoon- tea. was
sersed hr Nancy Campbell: Adju-
vant and Ann -McBride. Hobby
Room -Convener...
In the evening the Grand Bend
Sparks visited the home under the
leadership of Victoria Murray and
Glenna Britton. The Sparks . ,5-6
years oldt:made pictures for the res-
idents and- framed the pictures with
painted tongue' depressors. The
Spark. rc:ightcd rhymes'and sang
songs to entertain the residents.
Resident Ruby Hogganh also re -
sighted one of her childhood frog
poems from memory. Alexis Mur-
ia!, Brittany Britton, Brittany Fa-
rhat. Laura Sharrow, SarS Steeper.
Carrington Regan. Cindy Regier,
Jennifer Winship, •Alanna McTav-
ish and Julia Roberts gave their pic-
tures to Hilda Rader. Ruby Hog -
girth. Dorothy Bapty, Florence
Denomme, Hertlen Schlundt, Doro-
thy Dietnch, Elda Wagner. Freida
.Moore. Sarah Stewart, Mabel Kyle
and Susan Leslie were presented
• with' framed pictures 'made by- the
.Sparks. Sarah Stenhouse was. ab-
sent but sent her picture along for
one of the residents. .
Rev. • Jack Patterson. Bayfield
• United Church conducted Thursday
afternoon •Chapel Service. Father
Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface
Church celebrated Mass. Bible
Study was' led on- Wednesday
morning by Della Gasho. Zurich
Mennonite Church. -
Sunday. afternoon the Goderich
Harboraires visited the Home under
the leadership of Paul Howe. Bob
Davidson'sang Rose of Tralee and
Bendermeer Stream. The choir
sang many -favorite tunes - "Let Me
Entertain You. Let There Be Mu-
sic, River in Judea." just to name a
few.
Monday morning Rev. Brian and
Mrs. Williamson led- the residents
in:song. as they had done the previ-
ous "week. on Match 31. while the
Adjuvant was -on vacation.
• `Easter Sunday. Service was en-•
joyed at Zurich Mennonite Church
by residents Bob Carson, Mabel
Kyle. Roy Gingerich, Susan Leslie,
Philippa Steckle and BWRH apart-
ment tenants Beatrice Rader. Sele=
dp Steckle and Marie Gtngench.
Condolences to the family. and
fnends of the late Gertrude Del-
phine Durand who passed away in
her 90th year at Blue Water Rest
Home on April 4. 1997. •
The home requested decks of
playing cards and they are slowly
rolling in. Soon the residents. will
be able to enjoy.a new game. -
The residents look forward to
Gen Fashions on April 8. bowling
April 9 and their first bus outing of
the season on April 1 I
6emaetelitiAAAAAN.A
f` �l
C1
BBllll).1I. 'I'E\'Ft FOR 111.\ 1'!
Tanning a garden party, outdoor wedding.
family reunion or special event?
Excellent Rates and Service
' """5'""225-2345
Prospect Hill
86 Little Siamese
87 Nice time/
89 Out: 2 wds ,
94 'Star Trek"
weapon
95 Makes up on
the spot: wds.
• 96 Offered for
breeding:
2 wds.
- -98 Florida city
99 LikeCheenos
100 Round lumps
101 Woman in
Muslim
.paradise
• 106 Venomous
- snakes
107 Missile stoner
. - .108 First place • -
- 109 Red and Black
110 Regulations
11l - quandary - •
112 Insane
- 113 Suntan lotion 1-
abbr.
115 Suffix for social
Arena donation
The Zurich Bean Festival made a donation of more than $1D,000 to the Zurich Arena for
the purchase of anew ice surfacer. Pictured from left are Festival President Jody Durand,
Treasurer Michelle De Paepe, Village Reeve Dwayne La Porte and Arena Manager Jim Ram-
er, - The festival hopes to continue to support the Community Centre during these times of
financial cutbacks.
Dashwood W.I. elect officers
DASHWOOD -.The Dashwood W.I. meeting held April I opened with
anexercise to detect errors in a poem "Lament of the Spell -Checker:. Eve-
ryone became alert as •the 'individual jokes were read. A poem "Golden.
Chain of Friendship" was read. The roll call-was•the payment of dues and
• to repeat the motto of their W.I. program.
Annual - reports were given by secretary Restemayer: Treasurer Frieter,
auditor Hoffman -and co-ordinator Becker. Members -were reminded of the
District Annual in Seaforth May 15 and District Picnic in Exeter July R. A
donation was given to the Exeter Fair Board and items.for the W,I. fair ex-
hibit were read. •- -
The election of officers was introduced by the words "Want to give up''
- Try something new." TheTslate of officers was read by Florence Martene.
Thank you. secret -pal and program plannign 97-98 followed. Florence
Martene gave two readings "W.i. into the Future"•and -"Radio Sound Im-.
ages". The group celebrated the rest of the evening exchanging gifts;
lunch, fellowship and good luck -superstitions. ' The Slate -of Officers for 97-98: •
-
Past President - Martha Weigand President - Katharine. Becker, Secre-
tary -.Dorothy Restemayer. Ass. Secretary - Brenda Sheppard. Treasurer -
Kaethe Freiter. District. Director -. Martha Weigand. Alternate - Florence
.Martene • -
Nominating Committee - Gloria Beierling; Florence Martene. Pianist -
Ruth.Stire, Auditor --Maud Hoffmap,,Program Co-orindatbr..- Katharine
Becker. Press Reporter - conveners. '
Conveners -
Citizenship and Legislation. - Martha Weigand. Family and Consumer
Affairs - June Rader. Agriculture - Aldene Wolfe: Canadian 'Industries -
Ruth Sure, International Affairs - Brenda Sheppard.. Tweedsmuir - Maud
Hoffman. Nominating Committee - Gloria Beierling, Florence Martene.
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
A•recent study has estimated the cost of non-
compliance with medications in Canada . at be-
tween S7 billion to $9 billion annually: Much of
this. is due to unused medications that are not
taken either due to a misunderstanding of the
importance of the drug or simply inability to-tot-
erate side-effects. -
Other reasons for medications not being taken include the doctor
changing to a different drug, the patient feeling better sa stopped tak-
ing the drug, or simply did not want to take the drug.
Non-compliance is a preventable problem because it.is.mainly a human.
behavounal problem. Attitudes and knowledge play -an important role
here. The more you know about the medications you are taking, the
less the. problem of non-compliance becomes. - There are. moves in some provinces to control massive waste of drugs
by controlling quantities dispensed. Even without. rules: it's wise not to
• get -a huge quantity till.it's proven the drug is the right one for you.
Our..goal in our pharmacy is to help you understand the medications
you. are taking and to ensure that you and your medication -taking- are
not in future non-compliance statistics. Before you take it. talk about it!
Lets keep non-compliance to a minimum . '
HURON APOTHECARY Ltd.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main Si. Exeter
'Your Health Care Pharmacy"
STANLAAE
CEMENT 'W1--4%-•
CONTRAC`1'0R
• Concrete Forming
• Foundations and Pours -
!Impressed Corcrete
• Driveways and 3;dewaiks
R.R. 2 Grand Bend,
Dan (519) 243-3261.
Bruce (519) 238-2522 -
TOWN & COUNTRY
HOME COMFORT
replaces. Sas .5 °mpar
High Effic:erci=vrraces.
Oil • Gas • P'ooane
A1r Condit!cmrg
Hot Water Heater
Rentals •. Oil • Gas
4 your adund the •:acv
itroce
359 Mali 5t. Exeter 15191 2352032
N.C. JONES & SONS LTD.
Sand. Gravel. Topsoil
• Excavation •Backfilling
• Lansways • Parking Lots
• Loading and Hauling
• Snow Removal
Bus: 235-2489
Res.: 2352815
Clinton Community
Credit Union
Lula office
1>a Men 51.
5519-2354840
Fax 1.5132354281
Curios Office
18 Ongda 5L
1519-482.3487
Fax 1.515-482.3743
Buying, Building or Renovating?
Finance witb us!
re
1111
GLAV1N
EAVESTROUGHING
R.P N1, Centralia. Ont IOM ttt4
4 AND 5 NCH
•
Saaaess Madules
iNatr Leal screen
Soel - Facevino'Aluminum Shiners
Steel Rooting
/0• eon No Free Bomar
Gerry (519) 2284295
Home
Improvement
Specialists
Advertise Here
Stewarts Home Renovations
ince 1971, Liman. Ont.
=crrn s Design
Pccf
;ca a.
(519) 227-4033
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At 38'0' wide by 49'6'. this home will fit on a variety of today's smaller lots. The living space
has been arranged to provide a comfortable and spacious environment in a relatively low
square footage.
Enter into a- foyer brightened by an overhead window An open plan for the living and dining
room creates a large area for formal entertaining which features a vaulted ceiling and boxed
out window seat in the living room.
The kitchen offers a practical 'u' shaped work area with plenty of cupboard and counter
space, a pantry, and a handy work island. The family room, open to the nook and kitchen,
provides a comfortable area for informal gatherings and features a Cory gas fireplace. The
den. set apart from the main traffic areas, would make an ideal study room or library.
Upstairs the master boasts a three piece ensuite and a walk-in closet. The games room, with
(he.addition of a closet, could be used as a fifth bedroom, and features a vaulted ceiling and a
boxed out window seat.
An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch.
Plans for 47019006 may be obtained for $495.00 for a package of five complete sets of
working pnnts and $45.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to
cover the cost of postage and handling (6.C. residents add applkable sales tax to plan total),
(Al! Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling.)
This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our r home plan
catalogue for $13.85 including postage and handling and 7% GST.
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